So DH just talked to our landlord.

Re: So DH just talked to our landlord.

• Gina418 member

  August 2009

  It has happened before - the cops knock on the wrong door! Paperwork may have gotten mixed up. Good luck!
  

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• megontoast member

  August 2009

  Another bank is involved? I don't get that.

  Sounds to me like he is either lying or he is getting screwed himself. What a clusterfvck. I'm sorry girl.

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• SWMcFarland member

  August 2009

  There is usually a way to see if a lien has been filed against the property online, through the county (or other entitiy)'s website.  They have to file for "eviction/foreclosure" proceedings, so you should be able to see if that has been done. 

  It is a good market to be a landlord right now, because people are having such a hard time qualifying

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  3/22/09 - Lily Grace, born at 33 weeks, 2 days

  9/12/14 - M/C @ 7 weeks, 1 day (ectopic)

  
  

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• SWMcFarland member

  August 2009

  There is usually a way to see if a lien has been filed against the property online, through the county (or other entitiy)'s website.  They have to file for "eviction/foreclosure" proceedings, so you should be able to see if that has been done. 

  It is a good market to be a landlord right now, because people are having such a hard time qualifying

  3/22/09 - Lily Grace, born at 33 weeks, 2 days

  9/12/14 - M/C @ 7 weeks, 1 day (ectopic)

  
  

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• *blondiem*

  August 2009

  SWMcFarland:

  There is usually a way to see if a lien has been filed against the property online, through the county (or other entitiy)'s website.  They have to file for "eviction/foreclosure" proceedings, so you should be able to see if that has been done. 

  It is a good market to be a landlord right now, because people are having such a hard time qualifying

  Exactly. Try to do a property search on your county's website. You should be able to bring up your parcel, and it you will also be able to see if he owes unpaid property taxes.
  

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• KathrynMD member

  August 2009

  call your county clerks office or land records office and find out what is going on!

  

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• thumbkin

  August 2009

  It could be taxes or a second mortgage on the house. I agree, go to the registry of deeds on line and search for your address.  You should be able to see all liens on the property.  GL.
  

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• SWMcFarland member

  August 2009

  SWMcFarland:

  There is usually a way to see if a lien has been filed against the property online, through the county (or other entitiy)'s website.  They have to file for "eviction/foreclosure" proceedings, so you should be able to see if that has been done. 

  It is a good market to be a landlord right now, because people are having such a hard time qualifying

  Stupid bump throw up.  It won't even let me edit.

  What I was saying was that since people are having such a hard time qualifying for mortgages and also the high rate of forclosure.  It might be a good idea to start looking at area apartments just so you have a back up plan.  You can always do a shorter term lease (6 months) until you find a better rental house or get to a point to purchase your own home.  I know it is a lot, moving with the girls, and not knowing what is going to happen, but you have a better chance of things running smoothly in an apartment complex than a private landlord.  (No offense to anyone who is a private LL, as I am both a private one and used to be an apartment complex mananger!!)

  If there is anything I can do to help you in your search, let me know.  I used to advertise on rent.com, apartments.com, forrent.com, etc.  You can find houses on those sites too.

  Good luck!!

  3/22/09 - Lily Grace, born at 33 weeks, 2 days

  9/12/14 - M/C @ 7 weeks, 1 day (ectopic)

  
  

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